Berkeley County Council to consider $53M Camp Hall development plans MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) – New restaurants and businesses are expected to come to the Camp Hall area of Berkeley County and county leaders are expected to discuss details of…
As a young girl, Winnie Harley used to help her father tinker with cars in his garage. These days, thanks to a training program called ManuFirst SC, Harley helps build cars at Volvo’s manufacturing campus near Ridgeville. It might seem…
Developers of Charleston-area industrial sites are managing to find tenants for most of their new projects despite an unprecedented amount of new construction in recent years, according to a report by the commercial real estate firm Colliers. The region’s industrial…
Volvo Cars will build a facility at its Ridgeville campus to make batteries for an all-electric version of the automaker’s popular XC90 SUV, the company said. Construction is expected to start this fall next to the automaker’s final assembly building…
An expansion-minded specialty market and café that got its start in Charleston began 2020 in retreat mode. Caviar & Bananas abruptly shuttered its Greenville and Nashville outposts between Dec. 31 and Jan 2, after a roughly three-year run in both places,…
Business, industrial and technology parks increasingly are providing all of the amenities needed to attract and keep a skilled workforce, a top priority for 21st-century growth sectors. Industrial real estate demand reached new heights in 2018 and, according to CBRE’s…
Industry experts rank South Carolina No. 1 when it comes to economic development incentives, according to a recent survey. The Palmetto State led the “business incentive programs” category in Area Development magazine’s annual Top States for Doing Business rankings. Local…
A 112-acre parcel just north of Ridgeville and not far from the new Volvo Cars plant in Berkeley County is being prepped for a new 166-home development while another 109 acres is being eyed for a separate housing project farther south in…
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